that the left wants to take us into an all green economy. the chinese control the solar panels, the window turbines and the basic materials like that's what we have to win economically and right now america is drunk on chinese money. we have got to get off of it. >> todd: congressman michael waltz thank you for being here. we appreciate it. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> texas sheriff launching an investigation into ron desantis. >> i believe that they were preyed upon. >> not only did they not welcome them. they deported them with the national guard. >> really praise him for doing it because -- >> a man with an ax recced mcdonald's. >> not uni did my 18 hours, bro. >> it released without bail. queen elizabeth now at rest. >> dedicated for serving the nation. >> a state funeral filled with pomp and pa gen pageantry.

>> always be in my heart. >> fitting tribute to a queen. >> the president hasn't spiked by being at highest point in some 40 years. >> not arguing 8.3 is good news. >> no. i'm not saying it is good news. the last several months it hasn't spiked. >> pressure, intercepted. matt milano, pick 6 buffalo. and it's all bills tonight. ♪ so wake me up when it's all over ♪ when i'm wiser and i'm older strife steve guy is singing about wake you up. 6:01 wake-up call going for daytime high of 88. wispy clouds. >> brian: wispy? >> steve: good chance of thunderstorms. 30% at this hour.

>> great day if you are in miami and on vacation. i want to be there. >> steve: we can arrange that. >> brian: a lot of people in california and texas want to be there. excuse me, california want to be there and they are deciding lately more miam texas and i think it has a lot to do. a lot to do with the opportunity. becoming like an enterprising zone. >> carley: crime, homelessness the list goes on. >> brian: homelessness, i don't know what they have done. houston and miami have done a great job on homelessness. i want to find out what they are doing. >> carley: maybe those mayors should talk to the other mayors and give them pointers. >> steve: sanctuaries. >> brian: cruise ship for all of them. >> steve: that's here. we are going to talk about migrants in a minute. in new york city is a sanctuary city if people come here immediately and put them on a boat, are we really a sanctuary city? >> ainsley: it's a sanctuary boat. >> brian: that's something confucius would ask in the 1200s.

>> steve: crazy. anyway, lots going on and another record broken when it comes to the number of migrants in august. the number now it's crazy. over 200,000 in august. over 2 million so far in fiscal year 2022. and when you look at the total from last year up from 1,734,000. that we know of. we don't even count the got-aways. >> carley: yeah. that's right. e. because you have the governors of texas and arizona now florida sending migrants to sanctuary cities, because their whole point is, listen, if you are a sanctuary city. you can better care for these people than we can. and so far texas has sent 8,100 people to washington, d.c. 2600 to new york. and 675 to chicago. and with those numbers, every city has said that this has

caused a crisis. just think about what texas is going through with that number that steve just read. >> steve: everyday. >> brian: so let's think about this. this is august. it's supposed to be a hard month to cross because of the searing heat in yuma and throughout the texas border. and so you have got think the numbers should have dipped and maybe they would have taken advantage of that at the white house and say look, we are getting ahold of this. instead they surged and we are at 2.1 million with months to go until the end of the year. so with everything going on. and the thousands that have crossed, you would think that every sheriff would be focused on how we get that 2.1 million down. how do we get the number of got-aways which could number 800,000 down, no. sheriff harf yea salazar of bear county thinks he has got a problem. and his number one problem is the 60 at tops illegal immigrants that were putter on a plane and sent to martha's

vineyard. and he wants to investigate governor ron desantis. listen to the bear county sheriff. >> our understanding is that a venezuelan migrant was paid, what we would call a bird dog fee to recruit approximately 50 migrants from the area around migrant resource center san pedro here in san antonio, i believe they were preyed upon. somebody came out of state and preyed upon these people. lured them with promises of a better life which is absolutely what they were looking for. to just be exploited and hood winked into making this trip to florida and on yard to martha's vineyard for what i believe to be nothing more than political posturing to make a point. >> brian: the sheriff thinks it's better to be in a pup tent in the texas border than martha's vineyard one of the elite places to live on the planet. so they were hood winked and stuck there in martha's

vineyard. how do you survive on martha's vineyard? >> steve: to your point, brian, about the pup tents, keep in mind we showed the pictures last week of 1,000 people essentially dumped by the federal government on the streets of el paso. and at least, you know, by the grace of god, some of those people were able -- are no longer on the street. but here's the thing. that sheriff we just saw from bexar, he is opening a criminal investigation into the governor of florida. >> brian: unbelievable. >> steve: keep in find. what we know now is apparently this flight, there were two flights that landed in martha's vineyard. governor desantis says they were part of a florida program to relocate migrants from florida to sanctuary cities. >> carley: yeah. >> steve: the more we learn the flights originated in texas and according to the "new york times," none of the migrants actually set foot in the great state of florida. nonetheless, ron desantis taking

some heat from that sheriff right there. he was on with sean last night explaining what happened and the hypocrisy. >> you have 50 die in texas in a trailer because they were being neglected. was there a freakout about that? no, there wasn't. you have had criminal aliens get across that southern border and victimize americans, killing some, raping some. was there any type of outrage about that? no. and then, of course, we know fentanyl depths are at an all-time high? where is that fentanyl coming over? it's coming over the open southern border. it's only when 50 get put into martha's vineyard which wasn't saying they didn't want this. they said they wanted. this they said they were a sanctuary jurisdiction. but that was all virtue signaling and not only did they not welcome them, they deported them the next day with the national guard. give me a break. >> carley: a senior florida official said exactly what florida did and why they decided

on these 60 migrants to go to martha's vineyard. all these people identified as people who are in texas, who wanted to eventually go to florida. they were homeless and sleeping on sidewalks at the time. offered -- the florida officials offered these migrants a voluntary opportunity to go to martha's vineyard. all the migrants were put up in hotels, given accommodations, showers and haircuts. also given bags of snacks on flights. they say nobody was offered or given a promise of any job. and that some of the migrants later expressed thankfulness. and we have heard even on other networks who are trying to criticize this policy that they spoke to these migrants and they are saying this is actually really helping me out this is exactly where i want to be. >> brian: they weren't given haircuts against their will can you check on that? >> steve: voluntary. >> brian: people that braved the jungles. paid off human traffickers to

get there and decided this is the time to come into a wide open border. what ron desantis was effectively doing what governor abbott has slowly been able to do make everyone talk about this ongoing train wreck that's happening at our border that has 4 million plus coming in here. fentanyl flooding into major cities, killing americans at crazy rate and has the administration totally ignoring it. the vice president negligent in her duty, pretending that she is going to go into root causes but, yet, not addressing anything essential in south america, as well as venezuela, cuba and possibly brazil our next place. if this other guy, this socialist ends up winning the election there. there is going to be people coming from brazil here. every socialist country that gradually goes communist, everybody is going to go time for me to go america. president biden opened the border up. no other president would be this ridiculous and this irresponsible. now is the time to come. so ron desantis wants to get attention on this, but this sheriff is going to waste his time investigating ron desantis instead of doing his best to get

the administration to secure the border. this guy, i guarantee you came from their friday meeting on what to do legally to stop abbott and desantis and they enlisted this sheriff. i'm sure that's going to come out. >> carley: also, we have had hillary clinton calling this actual human trafficking without calling out the real human traffickers and the drug traffickers and sex traffickers. governor gavin newsom saying kidnapping charges should be filed. now you have the sherri in exar opening a criminal investigation. bottom line the biden administration is doing the exact same thing. we saw the migrant flights going to west chester and other cities across the country. >> brian: sue them. >> ainsley: el paso busing to other locations. i was reading to the immigration officials in new york city are also going to be facilitating buses to florida because that is where migrants say that they want to go. >> steve: keep in mind they wouldn't have to do that were there not an open border down south. so what are the people of florida and texas going to do

with these migrants? >> carley: there is a solution to this problem. >> steve: exactly, just stop people from coming in. it's interesting in today's "new york times," they did a poll. 51% of all voters agree more with republicans than the democrats on illegal migration. the big question is, seven weeks from today, the midterm elections day, will this be something that turns people out where they say, you know what? that's important to me. i think we should have a secure border or not? we will know in seven weeks and one day. >> brian: the hispanic vote is going to republicans. do you know where of the most going to republicans in the south. counter intuitive. cracking down on the hispanic community. the hispanic community would be upset by that because most of them are from central and south america. no the people that are here legally of hispanic dissent are upset what is happening right now. >> carley: big news here. hurricane fiona category 3 are a slamming the caribbean with

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♪ >> carley: a foox weather alert. three people are dead as hurricane fiona deficit states the caribbean strengthening overnight to a category 3 storm as it barrels towards turks and

caicos. >> brian: in the dark the entire island is without power. >> steve: fox reporter will nunley live in puerto rico with more. will, it doesn't look like it's blowing too hard there right now. but it was. >> it was. and keep mind guys, good morning first of all. this storm passed over us sunday. but we continue to deal with the rain right now. it's still moving in behind us. that is making rescue and recovery operations here very difficult. we are seeing video across this island of incredible rescue efforts taking place. flooding everywhere. not only in the mountains, washing homessen in son-in-law cases off the sides of mountains but entire neighborhoods. once again, under water. we saw incredible scenes from the puerto rican national guard of people being rescued holding on to concrete pillars, holding on to trees trying to get out of flood water a lot of people spent all night last night in one of the 128 emergency shelters that have been set up across the island. a little bit of progress to report to you here in just the past hour or so from loom that

energy they manage the electric grid here on the island. they say about 250,000 customers have been brought back online. that is some considerable progress considering where we have been over the past 24 hours or. so they still have 1.1 million customers to go. everywhere you go on the island you can hear the hum of generators in some of the smaller neighborhoods as people try to power their way and make their basic needs met on a day-to-day basis. meanwhile fiona strong category 3 with sights set on bermuda. could be category 4 by the time it hits there we will continue to track this moment by moment for you over on fox weather. over to you. >> steve: will, thank you very much. and get up to the latest information on fox weather.com. >> brian: puerto rico just stood up themselves after the last series of hurricanes now they have got deal with it again. 18 minutes after the hour. go to the headlines now. accused murderer is a free man after 22 years behind bars. sentenced to life in prison back

in 2000 for allegedly killing his ex-girlfriend. true crime podcast brought attention to the case raising questions about the handling of the investigation. the judge says there was discrepancies with how evidence was handled. prosecutors now have 30 days to drop the charges or retry the case. meanwhile, queen elizabeth ii is laid to rest at windsor castle after a day of ceremony commemorating her life and reign. king charles appearing to hold back tears while helping to give the final rights before the monarch was lowered beside her late husband and his father prince philip. princess charlotte proving expert on royal protocol appearing to tell her brother prince george when to bow. meanwhile the royal family paying touching final tribute after the funeral tweeting this photo of a young queen elizabeth walking through the countryside with the caption may splits of angels sing thee to thy rest. the house oversight committee will vote today on a resolution

that could force the biden family to turn over documents about their business dealings. republicans on the panel also want special counsel authority from the prosecutor investigating the president's son. later this morning. we will be joined by south carolina senator lindsey graham who looks exactly like that ahead of the high stakes vote. let's talk sports. carley is not available. so i will take it. week two of the nfl is in the books. we had two games last night. monday night football double header. buffalo bills crushing tennessee. that looks like a super bowl team. scary moment brought the game to a halt when the quarterback james jackson walls carted off the field and taken by ambulance to the hospital when he was hit in the head by his own teammate by mistake. >> a victim of friendly fire right there from edmunds who came in at the end. >> they were totally silent there jackson is being evaluated but does have full movement.

monday night game. one was on abc and one on espn. hurts and the eagles did maneuvers as carley would tell you tranching minnesota vikings. leading the birds with 390 total yards. 24/7 halftime lead. they won the game 24/7. that is my edition. >> carley: great job. not your first rodeo. >> brian: it's not really a rodeo i take it very seriously. >> carley: rodeo is a sport. >> brian: we actually do that. >> carley: most dangerous sport of all 8 seconds. >> brian: what's also dangerous going to mcdonald's. >> steve: 2:30 on the friday in the morning it can be. in fact, did you see this video? there was a guy -- this was captured by uber eats guy. some guy takes out of his backpack in the foreground an ax. the uber eats guy says that that guy with the ax, michael pacios

went on rampage when a woman rejected him. the guy with the ax actually spoke to the "new york post." he said that's not what happened. he had gotten into an argument with a patron after a security guard refused to let him use the bathroom. then he was punched by three people and he had to get back. he wanted to show them how tough he weighs. so what did he do? he went to his backpack and got an ax. not a gun but an ax, and that was important. >> that's right. now he is speaking out to the "new york post." he says think about it. if you only think that the thing you can protect yourself with is a gun, we're all going to go to explicative jail. but the hatchet i have my options. oh, okay. throw it or just smash an explicative table with a gun, all you do is shoot. so he is the good guy here. >> brian: that's why he spent 18 hours in prison. he went on to say i'm not unhinged or psychotic i would do what anybody would do when being pummeled. take out your phone and call

911. i'm not a loose cannon. i don't think just because i'm angry and going through some blank explicative i'm going to hurt other people. people are saying oh, these guys are lucky. it had nothing to do with luck. it's not luck that they didn't get sho chopped up. i didn't chop them up because i didn't want to. if you watch the video he comes on to a woman and she wants no part of him. he starts getting angry. few of the friends step in and they start pushing him away they say what are you doing? this guy is getting violent so they were punching him. he goes into his backpack and pulls out an ax and you are watching the end of that right there. in the beginning they were punching him because he wouldn't get out of there at 2:30 in the morning. who travels with an ax. >> carley: got it am home depot. >> brian: is he john henry chopping down trees? >> steve: george washington. george washington chopped down the will cherry trees.

>> brian: john henry uh-oh he wielded a sledge hammer. here's the thing about with this guy. so he has an ax and a knife. he is pulled over on a bicycle by cops and put into jail. 18 hours later he gets out. ladies and gentlemen, this is new york city. this is your city. and if you want to run for office. you got to do what lee zeldin did yesterday. he called a press conference right in front of this mcdonald's and said this will end. this district attorney will be fired if i can beat kathy hochul. >> carley: look at that caption the person who took the footage just another day in new york laughing face. and skull. >> brian: how do you work at mcdonald's. >> carley: the ceo is worried about the mcdoblegdz in chicago. so many crimes. could you imagine if illinois loads another major business. i believe it's a $2 billion industry illinois. all these businesses are saying we can't do this anymore. all of these crimes are taking

place and it's completely unchecked. >> well, but think about it. the guy. >> brian: right there he just got punched now going to go into his backpack and everything changes. >> steve: his story about they wouldn't let him use the parm that seems a little when you look at the whole thing as brian told you the story. it seemed like there was some other interplay before it happened. nonetheless, the guy made a determination, remember, people will steal up to $1,000 worth of stuff because then it's not a felony. so they steal 800 bucks worth of stuff. this guy said in his soundbite to the "new york post." he said if i use a gun, i go to blanken jail. so what does he do? he wants to make it very clear he is in control. he gets out his ax. he was arraigned on criminal mischief and a weapons possession and he was immediately released without bail on friday morning. >> it is insane that he is out of jail. it is absolutely insane and unacceptable. at any other time over the last -- besides these last two

years, he would still be in jail. and how he even gets out is unbelievable to me. >> carley: governor kathy hochul said alvin bragg shouldn't have released guy without any bail. also she is the governor doesn't she have the power to change that. >> brian: she did last time. >> carley: needs more information did these bail reform policies are impacting new york. remember when the "new york post" had that reporting? 10 people since bail reform changed, committed 500 crimes. how much more information do we really need? >> brian: that's all you need. she is invisible when it comes to the port authority and what is going on illegal immigrants speaking up and speaking out about sanctuary city status what she wants to do. and virtually invisible unless forced to talk about crime. there has got to be panic in the hochul camp. >> steve: ultimately she does have the ability to fire the d.a. if he doesn't do the job. clearly she doesn't want to. >> brian: she is still evaluating him. >> steve: more coming up straight ahead.

the cost of almost everything is still up because of inflation. president biden says prices are basically even? >> it's the highest inflation rate, mr. president, in 40 years. >> i got that but, guess where we are? we are in a position wh where fr the last several months it hasn't spiked. it's barely, basically even. >> steve: makes that sound so good. our next guest are business owner holes say it's obvious the president doesn't go shopping. they will lecture the president essentially tell him what they are doing coming up next. ♪ what do you mean ♪ when you don't want me no more ♪ you tell me to go ♪ what do you mean? ♪

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if just one of 12 union votes against the deal, tens of thousands of workers, threatened to go on strike, which could shut down nearly 40% of u.s. freight shipping. >> can did you hear about this? tim mcgraw accidentally falling into the arms of his loving fans over the weekend during a music festival in tempe, arizona. the country music star leaned back a little too far. tumbling directly into the gasping crowd. mcgraw played off the situation well. spending time with fans throwing high fives handshakes and hugs, and beer drinkers beware the u.s. could face another beer shortage due to a disruption of the supply of carbon dioxide. the co-2 production shortage caused by a volcano con tame nateed the nation's largest co-2 reserve. as a result concerns over supply growing as brewing companies say they have been running delivery

to delivery. i think the lesson there, steve, is if you have beer in your rerefrigerator now before it's too late. is that what. >> steve: i hope the president puts his best people on this because this is big. >> carley: this is a big one. thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> steve: speaking of president biden. president biden down playing the impact of inflation on a recent interview on another channel. >> inflation rate month to month is just unjust an inch hardly at all. >> you are not arguing 8.3 is good news. >> it's not good news it was 8.2 and 8.1369. you are making it sound like oh my god it went to 8.2%. in a position where for the last several months it hasn't spiked. it's been barely, basically even. >> barely basically even. two basic on or abouts feeling the impacts. ryan flynn jim deandre's restaurant rutherford, new

jersey where we are sitting. troyer the co-owner of olentangy maids in columbus, ohio. guys, good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> steve: brian, let's talk with you. a little bit if you would to the president explain how your prices are gone up. he is talking about things basically flat. over the past year have things been flat for you? >> no, they haven't been flat. as a matter of fact, every month, month and a half, we are getting an increase from our suppliers for freight, for the cost of goods. not flat at all. not even close to flat. >> steve: yeah. you are in new jersey, state requirements, because you are in the food service business, you have got a bunch of regulations you have got follow that are very expensive. >> yeah. there was if a foam ban all our takeout containers went from 18 cents to 68 cents. between the two, you are getting it from the state side and from

the, you know, from the regular inflation side. it gets very tough. minimum wage goes up again in just a couple months. >> steve: right. >> the people that are above minimum now have to maintain a disparity amongst the entry level positions it's getting very, very difficult. >> steve: keith, tell us about your business. oh, man, those ribs look delicious, good job there everything costs more. it's not just the food. it's the garbage. it's the electricity. you name it. and wait for taxes to go up. keith, what about your business? you are in the cleaning supply business. >> that's correct. yeah. we do home and commercial cleaning. everything i would say starting the last six to 8 months has gone up. we don't get a break on anything. we used to have a package we would get for our new people that started around $90. we're now paying around $130 fr that. that's something we would buy every single week. increase of 30 bucks. we had our first price increase in four years at the beginning

of the summer. it's nonstop. we get, i mean, customers calling in every week. every couple weeks saying, hey, can we get a break on, you know, is there any way can we lower this and lower that? it's not a whole lot i can do anymore with the price. i'm at such thin margins already, i don't have anywhere else to go. >> steve: sure, keith, one of the other problems is because when money gets tight for the consumer, they start to figure out well, where can i cut back? they might cut back in the cleaning department. >> correct. we have-i i was just talking to someone couple months ago wife got laid off her job. hey, we used to get service every week can we go every month or every other month. yeah, do whatever you have got to do. i understand. i completely get it. >> steve: brian, with your business, over in rutherford, new jersey. you need to fill the seats. and so you brought back the

lunch special, even though you might, might make a dollar on it. >> yeah. that's what we did. because, i still have employees and, you know, when we did away with lunch specials at the beginning of the inflation, a few months back, less people came in during the day but i still have cooks that i have to pay and, you know, they have families to feed. so we operate at a break even during the day and we hope to make up on the weekend. and that's coming off of the summer where people are traveling again for the first time it seems where, you know, we operated at a 16% loss all summer. so we are -- now that september is back, we are hoping to make up but we will see what happens. >> steve: yeah. absolutely. well, if the president wants to know what inflation is like at your level, he should call brian flynn and keith troyer. two guys who are sharing their stories and how hard it is to stay above water these days. guys, thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks for having us.

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be a real estate agent, be a snowboarder. be a race car driver, it takes a lot of work blood, sweat and tears. you got to be willing to do that. >> carley: that is just one thing to find your grind program that offers to high school students across the nation. here to share more is find your grind founder and ceo nic ralph, good morning to you. >> good morning. good to be here cartel us about this program. >> find your grind journey. started it through creating live events. i lived in tour bus 18 months with my life and some of the other co-founders and literally got speak to hundreds of thousands of kids. it was an amazing experience to see firsthand a lot of the kind of the real anxieties and pressures and fears that a lot of young people go through which quite often comes down to figuring out what they want to go be. what to do after school. you know, feeling general sense of being unprepared for what the world is actually like after school. so we really wanteds to take a step back to think about a

solution that could find of fix that problem and start to help people think through different pathways. >> carley: tell us how it works. schools can sign up to get this program and what's the goal. >> schools sign up for this program. schools in districts adopt find your grind. the goal for us is to build more future-ready students. the product really at the end of the day is all about helping kids think through who they want to be and where they want to go. we do that through a combination of self-discovery, exposure to hundreds of different careers. and most importantly, kind of # 1st century life skills. i think we need to kind of really think about new ways of how we think about preparing kids for the future. it's definitely a different world that we live in today versus, you know, the kind of linear trajectory our parents were on getting the perfect grades, perfect college, perfect life trajectory. life is lot more about fluidity and entrepreneurship and kids are thinking about how they, you know, find meaningful work in

different ways. our product tries to go after all those things. >> you is a lot of famous mentors as well. some of them are alexander rossi, indy race car driver we heard him speak. tony hawkeye, of course, a pro-escape boarder. will i am the singer and wrapper. monique as well and clayton kershaw. so do they record videos and then the students can watch them and get inspired about what they might want to do in the future? >> yep. that's right. all all demand videos of these mentors that really share their experiences of how they got started in their specific, you know, pathway really talking a lot about the first 10% of their journey, you know, i think that's a lot of what young people want to learn about. what is the first 10% of how to get started in something. >> carley: that's the scariest part. >> that's where a lot of people fail quickly because it's the scariest part. >> carley: frustrated. another thing i love that you are teach something financial literacy. if the goal is to make well-rounded kids, that's one of the major things and our schools

aren't really teaching that. there is a teacher out there or a parent who wants to know more about your program, where can they go? >> they can go to find your grind.com. everything on our social media is at find your grind. yeah, definitely encourage everybody to check out what we're doing. >> carley: nic, it's an awesome thing you are doing. very innovative idea. >> we think so as well. appreciate it. >> carley: thank you so much for joining us and coming in studio. we appreciate it. all right. let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz with a look at our fox weather forecast. hey, adam. >> adam: good morning, carley. still feeling warm on fox square. temperatures right around 70 degrees. warm weather, comfortable weather, summer like weather is going to be the story across the country. beginning with early morning temperatures sitting right around 65, 70 degrees. we are seeing that widespread across the country. and when it's this mild, you are also talking about allergens still in the air. wheat pollen still high across the mid-atlantic, stretching back across the plain states

oranges and reds means the numbers are high in the air once again. feeling like summer. continuing to feel like summer today especially across portions of the south and the southeast. these are your forecasted highs. so we could be seeing record breaking heat in the days ahead. 90 degrees in atlanta today. 100 degrees in memphis. yes, we are moving through the fall but winter or excuse me, summer at least it still feels like that in the air. those are your weather headlines for now tossing it back inside. >> carley: let's not rush this whole thing we still have fall to get through, adam. tammaro dam you got it. >> carley: big tech censorship major blow in court what does that mean for the future of free speech on social media? jonathan turley tells us next ♪ come on to me ♪ oh, boom, crash ♪ the sound of my heart ♪ the beat goes on and on and on and on ♪ boom, crash new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray.

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grand of certiorari. >> what are you going to be looking for? >> this is a really tough case saying we have a right to censor. it's unfortunate. because you when the social media companies began, they were viewed as sort of the telephone company. that they were platforms for people to speak to each other. and then suddenly, with the strong pressure from democratic leaders, they started to censor. and it's gotten worse each year. it's trying to re rein this in. but it races tough constitutional questions. >> brian: talk about tough. special master looking at the trump documents taken from his house, originally from rockfield center. trump attorneys given until today to respond to the doj's motion on these classified

documents it. looks like the trump team is saying whatever it is, i don't want anything revealed yet. will they be successful with that and what should their strategy be? >> well, i think that the trump team has got to maintain its position against disclosure, which is based on privilege. >> the department of justice has filed a motion pending appeal with the court of appeals. arguing that they should be given access at least to these hundred documents with classification markings. >> it's a smart move because that's their strongest claim. litigation like hunting the rule is aim small miss small. and they are trying to get those hundred documents. the trump team is arguing that you need to resolve these privilege arguments that we're raising. so we will see how that plays out because this is now a really two front battle you got one going on in the court of appeals

and one going on in front of this special master. >> brian: the problem from the trump side is it would be verbal. trump never put anything in writing saying by the power invested in me i declassify everything i took. >> brian, that's a tough issue that the court is going to have to deal with technically under the law cite in the search warrant, they don't have to be classified in order to be violate those rules. and that's going to be the emphasis of what the department of justice argues. on the other hand, the president is saying i do have executive privilege arguments to make. the district court said look, that's unresolved question. the supreme court has not clearly stated that a former president can make executive privilege arguments. particularly against effectively the current president. so this is a morass for this special master. >> brian: right. >> the first question he is going to have to face is what to do with 100 documents. the department of justice is saying they can't do much unless

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